Appeal: ‘Cat containment area’ deemed harmful to heritage

An inspector has refused retrospective permission for a ‘cat containment area’ added to the front of a stone terraced home in a West Yorkshire conservation area, after rejecting the appellants’ claim that it was ‘almost invisible’.
In his decision, inspector Philip Major noted that the terrace had “a stron.....Sign Up or Login to read full article
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